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人工智能增强的决策在面部匹配:比较并发和非并发的建议呈现.

Eesha Kokje1, Eva Lermer2,3, Anne-Kathrin Kleine2

  • 1Center for Leadership and People Management, LMU Munich, Giselastr. 10, 80802, Munich, Germany. Eesha.Kokje@psy.lmu.de.

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非并发的建议呈现,就像按需的相似性评级一样,可以减少人类过度依赖人工智能 (AI) 决策辅助工具. 然而,这也可能导致对正确的人工智能建议的依赖不足.

关键词:
人工智能建议建议AI建议人工智能的人工智能是人工智能.决策方式 决策方式面部匹配的匹配方式人类AI互动互动过度依赖是一种过度的依赖.

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